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Private Chef Services at Your Villa in Tuscany Dimora San Jacopo Private chef services at your villa in Tuscany Dimora San Jacopo Arianna & Friends – The most authentic tours in Tuscany Via Salaiola 50/10 & 50/11, 56030 La Rosa - Terricciola (PI) www.ariannandfriends.com [email protected] Tel. #1 & fax: +39 0587 672088 Tel. #2: +39 0587 635440 Tel. #3: +39 0587 672174 P.IVA: 01835170505 IN-HOME CHEF SERVICES AT YOUR VILLA IN TUSCANY PRIVATE CHEF SERVICES AT YOUR VILLA OPTION OVERVIEW The best way to enjoy Tuscan food in a relaxing and comfortable way is having a local chef cooking for you Choose your favorite menu right in the kitchen of your holiday home. One of our selected and experienced local cooks will come to your villa with fresh and seasonal ingredients and cook a delicious meal for you. CLASSICAL MENU OPTIONS You can comfortably sit in your living room sipping some local wines, while waiting for dinner to be ready, or E2. Typical Tuscan menu with 2 courses you can enjoy the day out for a tour, while the chef is preparing your meal, ready upon your arrival. The service is available for lunch or dinner, any time. The cook will bring all fresh ingredients into your E3. Typical Tuscan menu with 3 courses kitchen and prepare the whole meal on site using the equipment provided by the villa and bringing any E4. Typical Tuscan menu with 4 courses extra tool, if necessary. The cook, an authentic Tuscan Mamma or Granny with a big passion for cooking, 2 will create for you the same dishes she prepares for her family, making you feel like home. SPECIAL MENU OPTIONS Authentic experience, friendly people, real local food and good wine! What to ask for more? E5. Lasagna night E6. Pizza party After serving your dinner, the chef will clean up the kitchen and store the leftovers in the fridge for you. E7. Pasta time Our cooks are Ester, Daniela, Lorena, Laura, Licia & Silvia. They are available for welcome dinners, farewell E8. Grill Party dinners, birthday parties, anniversary celebrations and any other special occasion. E9. Antipasti buffet WHEN IS THIS AVAILABLE? Every day of the year EXCEPT ON January 1st // August 15th // December 24th, E10. Cinghiale night 25th, 26th and 31st E11. Fish menu WHO WILL COME TO MY VILLA? One local cook for parties of up to 4 people. For parties of 5 people or E12. Full Party more an English speaking assistant is included in the service. See details and rates below ARE WINES INCLUDED? Sure! One bottle of typical Tuscan wine every 4 people. If your party is made of 2 or 3 people, 1 bottle of wine is guaranteed. Extra wines can be added upon request. New 2019 !!! You don’t need to have your dinner served by our staff? Ok, our chefs will come to your villa, prepare the food and leave it there after setting the table and cleaning up the kitchen. You’ll then serve & clean the dishes yourself. This option is called Easy Formula. Choose between Code E- FULL FORMULA CHEF SERVICES (with served dinner) and Code X – EASY FORMULA CHEF SERVICES (no served dinner) FULL FORMULA CHEF SERVICES AT YOUR VILLA IN TUSCANY – with served dinner RATES 2019 – valid for villas located within 30 minute drive from Terricciola Type of menu & Total rate Total rate Total rate Extra Extra teen Extra kid Prepara- for for for adult 12-17 years 4-11 years tion Food included 2 people 3 people 4 people time CLASSICAL MENU OPTIONS E2. Typical menu - 2 courses 2.5 hours 2 dishes of your choice from the menu list below € 200 € 230 € 260 € 30 € 25 € 15 E3. Typical menu - 3 courses 3 3 dishes of your choice from the menu list below € 240 € 275 € 310 € 35 € 30 € 20 hours E4. Typical menu - 4 courses 3.5 hours 4 dishes of your choice from the menu list below € 280 € 320 € 360 € 40 € 35 € 25 SPECIALS MENU OPTIONS 3 E5. Lasagna night Lasagna main course + mixed salad + dessert E6. Pasta time € 200 € 230 € 260 € 30 € 25 € 15 3 Tagliatelle + stuffed ravioli. Each pasta served hours with a different sauce of your choice E7. Pizza party Many types of pizzas + green salad + sweet pizza E8. Grill party € 240 € 275 € 310 € 35 € 30 € 20 3 Mixed grilled meat + mixed salad + gelato hours E9. Antipasti buffet 6 antipasti of your choice from the list below E10. Cinghiale night Pasta with wild boar sauce + wild boar stew with polenta + green salad € 300 € 340 € 380 € 40 € 35 € 25 3 E11. Fish menu hours 3 dishes of your choice from the fish menu list E12. Full party – Min. 4 people 4 to 5 - - Selection of antipasti with prosecco + 2 dishes of € 440 € 50 € 40 € 25 hours your choice from the menu list below + dessert EASY FORMULA CHEF SERVICES AT YOUR VILLA IN TUSCANY – NO served dinner RATES 2019 – valid for villas located within 30 minute drive from Terricciola Type of menu & Total rate Total rate Total rate Extra Extra teen Extra kid Prepara- for for for adult 12-17 years 4-11 years tion Food included 2 people 3 people 4 people time CLASSICAL MENU OPTIONS X2. Typical menu - 2 courses 2.5 hours 2 dishes of your choice from the menu list below € 160 € 190 € 220 € 25 € 20 € 10 X3. Typical menu - 3 courses 3 3 dishes of your choice from the menu list below € 200 € 235 € 270 € 30 € 25 € 15 hours X4. Typical menu - 4 courses 3.5 hours 4 dishes of your choice from the menu list below € 240 € 280 € 320 € 35 € 30 € 20 SPECIALS MENU OPTIONS 4 X5. Lasagna night Lasagna main course + mixed salad + dessert X6. Pasta time € 160 € 190 € 220 € 25 € 20 € 10 3 Tagliatelle + stuffed ravioli. Each pasta served hours with a different sauce of your choice X7. Pizza party Many types of pizzas + green salad + sweet pizza X8. Grill party € 200 € 235 € 270 € 30 € 25 € 15 3 Mixed grilled meat + mixed salad + gelato hours X9. Antipasti buffet 6 antipasti of your choice from the list below X10. Cinghiale night Pasta with wild boar sauce + wild boar stew with polenta + green salad € 260 € 300 € 340 € 35 € 30 € 20 3 X11. Fish menu hours 3 dishes of your choice from the fish menu list X12. Full party – Min. 4 people - - 4 to 5 Selection of antipasti with prosecco + 2 dishes of € 400 € 45 € 35 € 20 your choice from the menu list below + dessert hours EXTRAS EXTRA WINES SPECIAL INGREDIENTS AND DISHES If you wish to have extra wines, we are happy to provide additional bottles of Upon request we can personalize the menu adding some items that are not listed here, at extra charge, such as BIRTHDAY CAKES from local pastry shops or DISHES BASED ON excellent Tuscan wines. FRESH SEASONAL TRUFFLES. Rates vary from € 10 to € 30 per bottle, according to the type of wine Our services focus on Tuscan dishes and local ingredients. Dishes that belong to other requested. culinary traditions of different regions of Italy might not be available. HOW TO BOOK OUR PRIVATE CHEF SERVICES Once you have chosen a date and a menu option and we have verified availability, we will send you our booking form by email for you to complete with your data and send us back to confirm the reservation. We require the payment of the total amount, to be paid via credit card or bank transfer. Booking occurs only through a deposit payment. Please, find our booking form below for you to complete and send us. 5 In the moment of booking, please specify also the time you wish to have your meal served and we will arrange the arrival time of the cook. IN CASE OF LAST MINUTE BOOKING: For last minute requests, the deadline is within 24 hours from the service. You are also required to provide your menu choice within 24 hours from the beginning of the service. Should we receive payment or menu choice in the 24 hours preceding the service, the chef service cannot be guaranteed. Arianna & Friends – The most authentic tours in Tuscany Via Salaiola 50/10 & 50/11, 56030, La Rosa - Terricciola (PI) www.ariannandfriends.com [email protected] Tel. #1 & fax: +39 0587 672088 Tel. #2: +39 0587 635440 Tel. #3: +39 0587 672174 P.IVA: 01835170505 BRUSCHETTAS SALADS AND OTHER ANTIPASTI Antipasto 1 Antipasto 6 VEGETARIAN Bruschette tricolore : rucola e parmigiano, salsiccia e stracchino, al pomodoro Panzanella Italian flag bruschettas with 3 different toppings: arucola and parmesan, fresh Typical Tuscan bread ‘salad’ with tomatoes, basil, cucumber and white wine Tuscan sausage and stracchino cheese, tomatoes and basil vinegar Antipasto 2 VEGETARIAN Antipasto 7 VEGETARIAN GLUTEN FREE Crostini ai funghi caldi e freddi Verdure grigliate al peperoncino Crostini with porcini mushrooms and other mushrooms prepared in two different ways Grilled vegetables with a parsley, garlic and chili pepper topping Antipasto 3 Antipasto 8 VEGETARIAN Crostini ai fegatini toscani Verdure fritte: cipolle, carciofi, fiori di zucca, salvia Typical Tuscan bruschetta with chicken liver pate Assorted battered fried vegetables: onions, artichokes or zucchini flowers, sage leaves. Only produce in proper season 6 Antipasto 4 VEGETARIAN Bruschette vegetariane Antipasto 9 VEGETARIAN GLUTEN FREE Vegetarian bruschettas with seasonal veggies and cheeses Melanzane alla pizzaiola Aubergines/Eggplants in a pizza style Antipasto 5 VEGETARIAN (only in Autumn or in Winter) Crostone all’aglio con fagioli e cavolo nero Antipasto 10 GLUTEN FREE Garlic bruschetta with white cannellini beans and Tuscan kale Affettati e formaggi misti Selection of cheeses and hams of Tuscany Antipasto 11 GLUTEN FREE (only in Summer) Prosciutto e popone Tuscan prosciutto and melon OTHER GLUTEN FREE OPTIONS: Upon request, we can use gluten-free bread for the various bruschettas listed TUSCAN THICK SOUPS FRESH PASTA – PREPARED ON SITE Primo 1 VEGETARIAN Primo 11 VEGETARIAN Pappa al Pomodoro - Typical bread and tomato ‘thick soup’ Ravioli burro e salvia Fresh pasta
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